Organisation: Beat 102-103

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<p>The Irish Times became a 75% shareholder in the radio station in 2018 after its own acquisition of Landmark Media Group.</p>

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Irish Times agrees sale of Waterford-based radio station Beat 102-103

The buyer, Bauer Media Group, owns a number of national and local radio stations including Today FM, Newstalk 98FM, and Spin 1038

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VIDEO: Deserving Tipperary family given extra special Santa gift by local radio station

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VIDEO: Radio station arranges super surprise for widowed Waterford dad

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Birthday bash for Beat 102-103fm

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Thomas Crosbie Holdings radio acquisition approved

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Authority approves TCH radio purchase

RTÉ’s big beasts fight back in battle for listeners

RTÉ stars are fighting back in the battle for radio listeners, although their main rivals, Today FM and Newstalk, continue to perform strongly.

Fri, 24 Aug, 2007

TCH acquires two radio stations

Thomas Crosbie Media (TCM) owner Thomas Crosbie Holdings (TCH) has purchased majority stakes in two Waterford radio stations — WLR FM and Beat 102-103 — in separate deals with a combined value in the region of €14m.

Fri, 13 Apr, 2007

Beat FM a hit with 15-34 age group

REGIONAL radio station Beat 102-103 is the number one radio station for 15 to 34-year-olds according to figures issued by the Joint National Listenership Research.

Fri, 25 Aug, 2006

Radio stations tune in after release of listenership figures

RADIO listenership figures for RTÉ Radio 1 remain unchanged at 26% while RTÉ 2FM recorded a two percentage point drop, according to the latest JNLR/TNS figures.

Wed, 11 May, 2005

Condom campaign causes shock waves

A NEW radio station has provoked shock waves over the airwaves through a new sexual health campaign which involves distributing 30,000 condoms in night clubs.

Tue, 11 Nov, 2003

Radio station joins fellow broadcasters to BEAT out widest possible market

A NEW radio station targeting the youth market in the south east has teamed up with fellow stations in Dublin and Cork to ensure it reaches the broadest market.

Tue, 10 Jun, 2003